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Dictionaries
1. The Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, 3rd edition. London, 1970.
2. The Concise Oxford Dictionary, 5th edition, London, 1974.
3. Chambers Twentieth Century Dictionary, New Edition. Edinburgh & London, 1972.
4. The Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English, by A. S. Hornby, New Edition, London, 1974.
5. Webster's Seventh New Collegiate Dictionary. Springfield, Mass., 1976.
6. A Dictionary of Modern English Usage by H. Fowler. Oxford, 1965.
7. The Longman Lexicon of Contemporary English by Tom McAr-thur. Longman, Harlow, Essex, 1982.
8. New English-Russian Dictionary, ed. I. R. Galperin (2 vols.). Moscow, 1978.
9. English-Russian Dictionary by V. K. Muller, 17th edition. Moscow, 1978.
10. Russian-English Dictionary, by R. C. Daglish, 5th edition. Moscow, 1978.
11. Russian-English Dictionary, 9th edition, ed. 0. S. Akhmanova. Moscow, 1971.
12. The Oxford Russian-English Dictionary by Marcus Wheeler. Oxford, 1972.
13. Ожегов С. И. Словарь русского языка. М. 1973.
Other Works
1. Close, R. A. A Reference Grammar for Students of English. Longman, 1975; Moscow, 1979.
2. Gowersy Sir Ernest. The Complete Plain Words. Harmondsworth, Middlesex, 1969.
3. Graver, B. D. Advanced English Practice. London, 1973.
4. Hartley Jean. Fluent English. London, 1972.
5. McArthur Tom & Atkins Beryl. Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs and their Idioms. London, 1975.
6. Morris W. & M. The Harper Dictionary of Contemporary Usage. New York, 1975.
7. Mortimer Colin. Phrasal Verbs in Conversation. London, 1972.
8. Partridge Eric. Usage and Abusage. Harmondsworth, Middlesex, 1973.
9. Quirk Randolph et al. A Grammar of Contemporary English. London, 1972.
10. Room, Adrian. Room's Dictionary of Confusibles. London, 1980.
11. Stannard Allen W. Living English Structure. London, 1965.
12. Vallins G. H. Good English: How to Write It. London, 1972. ENGLISH INDEX
The index includes all words about which information is given in the text. Phrases are included only if they are head phrases or if they cannot be found in the unit devoted to the relevant head word.
accident 9 accustomed (to) 131 again 10-11 already 11-12 annoying 121 apparent(ly) 12-13 appear 14-16 appointments 145 approach 32 ashamed 98 attempt 140 attend 32 attention 87-88
bakery 49
basic (rate/wage) 135 become 60, 129, 131 beneficial 133 big 17-21
block (of flats) 74-75
office block 93 board (V) 64 bonus 135 boss 45 brewery 49 bring 21-23 Britain, British 25-27 building 76, 93 by all means 27
certainly 28
chain (store, etc.) 110
chance 100-102
chief 45-46
city 123-124
collect 24
come 31-36, 62-63
comfortable 36
company (=firm) 38
congratulate, congratulations 40
convenient 37
convert (into flats) 75
cost 102-103
curator 44
defend 42-43 definitely 29 descend 32 director 43-44 distillary 49
embark 64
England, English 25-27 Englishman 97 enter 32 enterprise 38-39 evident (Iy) 12-13
factory 46-48 fairly 50-52, 54 far 56-57
fee, fee-paying (schools) 139
feel 57-58
fetch 23-24
few, a 111-112
firm (n) 38
first time, (for) the 59
flat (n) 74-76
get 60-66
go 31-36
go to bed 64
good (for the health) 133
good morning/afternoon, etc. 77
got (with have) 71-72
grant (n) 139
grateful 69
great 19-21
Great Britain 25-26
greedy 70
greeting (n) 41
grow (=become) 60, 129, 131 hallo 77
happy (birthday/Christmas, etc.)
40 have 71
head (=chief) 45 helpful 133
historic, historical, history (att-
rib.) 73 house 74-76 how do you do? 77 hypermarket 110
I'm afraid (=unfortunately) 120
in case 78
incident 9
incidental(ly) 10
Ireland, Irish 25-27
irritating 121
150 job 144
just (in case) 78
large 17-19 leave (v) 32 lest 79 little 80-81 long (adv) 81-82 long time, a 81-82 long way, a 56-57 lot, a 55, 81-86 lots 84-85
management 45 manager 44 many 82-83, 85 mark (V = note) 89 mean (adj) 70-71 mill (= factory) 48 mount (V) 32, 64 much 82-83, 85-86
note (v) 87-88 nothing to do but 89 notice (?/), take notice 87
obvious(ly) 12-14
of course 29
offer 90
office 92-94
oil refinery 49
once 94-95
once again/more 11
one day/morning, etc. 94-95
one more time 11
opportunity 100-101
overtime (pay/rate) 135
pay (n) 137-138 pay attention 87-88 people 96-97 person(s) 95-96 pick up 24 pity 97
plant (= factory) 46-50 please 98-99 plenty 84-85 position (= job) 145 possibility 99-100 post (= job) 145 prehistoric (times) 73 price 102 propose 91-92 protect, protective 42-43 prove (= turn out) 15
quite 50, 52-55
rather 50-51, 54 realize 105-106 replace 107-109 retire (to bed) 64 return 32
royalty (= payment) 139 salary 135-137
Scotland, Scotch, Scottish, Scots
25-27 seem 14-15 several 111-113 shame 97-98 ship-yard 49 shop 109-110 situation (= job) 145 small 80-81 smell (v) 58 some 111-113 somebody/someone 96 stipend, stipendiary 138-139 store 109-110 study (n) 92 substitute 107-109 such 114-119 suggest 91 supermarket 110 surely 29-30
